Emerson Woman's Relief Corps No 4 Meets at Woodman Hall
The Emerson unit of the Woman's Relief Corps No 4 held a Saturday meeting at Woodman Hall with ritual work led by Ethel Shephard of Bluffa. Members and guests enjoyed songs by Carlinn Wilns and Ruth Good and an instrumental solo by Frank Bhaw. A two course luncheon followed, served by a birthday committee, and praise was offered for women’s work. The column notes local business changes by Davis Brothers and a bargain sale at Martin Store Hastings, plus Lillian Loftahult visiting Swan Iowa with her parents.
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Ie Woman's Relief Corps No. 4
Te ‘Woodman Hall
Tegalat
Ethel Shephard
Bluffa Waa
Pearl Ree Parcell
Jella Huntsman
Lama Ai
Edne Gillen
Margaret Hak
Davis Brothers
Martin
Hastings
Lillian Loftahult
Swan
Iowa
Former Georgia Governor Endorses Saigon Product
ex-Governor Clifford Walker of Georgia publicly expresses gratitude for benefits from Sargon. He describes chronic health issues, visits Battle Creek for treatment, and cites increased energy, alertness, and improved work capacity after using Sargon. He recommends it for appetite and digestion support. Collins Drug Co., Agents. Scene
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Clifford Walker
Georgia
America
Battle Creek
Collins Drug Co
Honeyman Brown Nuptials In Emerson Center Point Union
The marriage of Misa Lilian Honeyman of Emerson to Bal son A. Brown of Center Point was celebrated at the Honeyman home Monday after uv 1h. The ceremony was performed by Trev. Ire Carney of Red Oak in the presence of immediate family. The bride, a 22 year old Emerson High School and Simpson College graduate, is a noted musician who sang with Simpson’s Madrigal choir. The couple will reside at Center Point with the bride’s Emerson friends nearby.
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Misa Lilian Honeyman
Emerson
Balson A. Brown
Center Point
A. H. Honeyman
Trev
Ire Carney
Khe
Emfreon High
Ehool
Bimpeon College
Simpson
Jarly
Emerton Chapter 121 Holds Meeting and Play Night
The Emerton Chapter No 121 met last Monday with a large committee led by Mrs Irene Crofton presenting The District School lunch of sandwiches doughnuts and coffee. Attendance was fair. Various local residents traveled for visits and events including trips to Springfield and Ann Arbor for homecoming and football. Local social notes cover school plays and visits among families in Red Oak Shenandoah Corning Bluffs and Mount Ayr with reflections on community activities and travel.
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Emerton
Eantern Tar
Irene Crofton
Emerson School Seniors News Hurried Injuries and Hopeful Recoveries
The Emerson School seniors report a string of misfortunes among classmates including injuries from a car wreck and a collision with a train, a hunting accident, and a basketball injury. Amid concerns, notes of recovery and well wishes for Wayne Cole and Chester Cooper appear, alongside local visits and family updates from Irwin, Omaha, Creston, and Laredo.
Armistice Day Banquet in Emerson Brings Legion Friendship and Pantomime
About 125 members of the American Legion and Auxiliary attended the Armistice night banquet at the Freshstream church in Emerson. Decorations featured red white and blue, with poppy centerpieces. Speeches by Pearl Vetter of Atlantic and Wim. co. Rathke of Glenwood highlighted veterans' hospital conditions and Armistice Day memories. The program moved to the church auditorium for a pantomime about a mother recalling her son in Flanders fields, accompanied by songs.
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American Legion and Auxiliary
Tuesaday
W.H. Cramer
M. B. Wilson
Flandersfields
Red Cross
Fred McArthur
Oakland
Henderson Church Notes Mark 75th Birthday and Local Events
Henderson notes describe Mrs Alfred Hintaman’s 75th birthday celebration with Christian Ladies Aid cake, visits by Mrs C H Amick and others, Danford taking a new electrical position, road gravelling improvements from Harbor Crab office to Phillips Lumber, and upcoming union Thanksgiving service at M E church led by Rev A A Wright. The column records multiple local visits, hospital stays, illnesses, and community activities across Henderson and nearby towns.
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Alfred“Hintaman
The
Christian
Aid
Christians Endavor Convention Delegation Tops Glenwood Event
Young people from the Christian Endeavor held a convention at Glenwood Saturday and sent the largest delegation. They earned a beautified Bible picture for best agent. A family moved into the Otto Farrington home last week. The man works on the road and once rode dredge boats locally. The O E club and families enjoyed a waffle supper at Red Oak’s Town Service kitchen. Lois Calvin is staying with the Will Patterson family after hospital discharge. Rev. Walter Schuerman will lead M and S church services next Sunday evening. Epworth League planned with Wesley Chapel attendees at Oakland. Blaine Parker and family visited Red Oak on Sunday. The Gravitt Sunday school class hosted Pearl Norton’s class. Leatie Allensworth and family visited Malvern Saturday. Grant Hockenberry and grandson Robert Harover visited relatives in Hamburn. Milburn Cove family visited Shenandoah Thursday. Mrs A J Harbor and children visited Red Oak Friday.
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C. H. Amick
Sidney High School
Odta Harover
Aberdeen
Ohio
Milburn Ellis
Ralph LaHue
Jacksonville
Florida
Henderson
Harbor Crab
Farmers National Bank
Phillips Lumber Yard
Martin
Hastings
Pearl Mercer
Chile Dvan
Ken Williama
C. B. Edmondson
Arthur Fritcher
Betty
Red Oak
A. A. Wright
John Ayer
Will Patterson
Mercy Hospital
Council Bluffs
Victor Norton
Ed Brown
Clifford Jones
Wales
Nive
Harry Paul
W. Hy Balyers
Aieea Punrinsham
Wigtey
Council Bluffe
Paul Phillips
Sam Phelps
Blanchard
O. L. Harbor
Shenandoah
Geo. W. Wilson
Creston
Sam Owens
Agaiy
Wayne
Denver Byers
Des Moines
G.T. Harover
Omaha
Pete Jones
Blaine Parker
Earl Yoilean
Oakland
Henry Frain
Wheeler's Grove
Thomas Viner
Ralph Viner
Elliott
Christian Endeavor
Glenwood
Otto Farrington
Town Service Company
Lois Calvin
Walter Schuerman
Strahan
L. J. Thomas
Wesley Chapel
Epworth League
Ern Gravitt
M. FR
Pearl Norton
Elase
Leatie Allensworth
Malvern
Grant Hockenberry
Robert Harover
Hamburn
Milburn Cove
Mra
Hillsdale and East Center Community Notes
Local residents in Hillsdale and East Center share weekend activities. Ernest White family attended church in Glenwood and hosted guests Clarence Day. P T A events, visits to Ulysses and Council Bluffs, Nebraska football trip, and social visits to Lincoln and Omaha are noted along with a Hillsdale club plans to host Glenwood Rotary for dinner.
Strahan Ladies Plan Thanksgiving Bazaar and Dinner
The Strahan Ladies Union invites the community to a Thanksgiving dinner at the Strahan church with a menu including chicken dressing gravy mashed potatoes sweet potatoes cabbage salad baked beans pickles celery cranberry jelly pumpkin and apple pie rolls and coffee at 50 cents per plate. A bazaar is organized under Mrs Ray Hambsch with complete arrangements and a cordial welcome awaits guests.
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Strahan
Wainn
Union
Mra
Will Wolfe
Howard Barton
Harry Conrad
Frank Steele
Guy Martin
Frank Johnson
Ray Hambsch
Plano
Strahan Church
Strahan Ladies’ Union
Wederauist Buys Strahan Lumber Business
Ernest Wederauist purchased the Strahan lumber yard last week and now controls the elevator and lumber business in Strahan. The notice also lists local social visits and a Thanksgiving sale at The Hat Shoppe in Malvern Iowa with suede prices noted.
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Wederauist
Strahan Lumber Business
Ernest Wederauist
Ernest
Strahan
Ladies' Union Met on November 12 at church
Mrs Frank Cronse Emma Ciltes and Leona Clites hosted the Lae dice Union meeting at the church on Wednesday afternoon November 12. President Mrs Wil Wolfe led plans for Thanksgiving dinner as kitchen utensils were inspected purchased and a fully equipped kitchen hoped for. A luncheon of nut brand sandwiches tomato salad ginger bread and coffee followed. No meeting until after Thanksgiving with place to be announced. James Langmuir remains critically ill as Mr and Mrs Frank Belk nap of Lincoln and sister Mrs Robert Warfield of Fort Collins plan to help care for him. The Martin Store ad promotes best prices while a corn theft from Howard Kayton’s crib is noted with multiple robberies around town.
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Frank Cronse
Emma Ciltes
Leona Clites
Laedice’ Union
Wil Wolfe
Ater
James Langmuir
Frank Belknap
Lincoln
Robert Warfield
Fort Collins
Colo
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Ray Huntsman
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Darwin Hascall
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Chester Cooper
Wayne Cole
Chester
Floyd Gibson
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Willie Douglas
Marion Johnson
Aaron Johnson
Ernest Cole
Jennie Edmundson Hospital
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R. 0. Smith
Laredo
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Omaha Seminary
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Ernest White
Margaret Helen
Clarence Day
Roy Mayberry
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Hillsdale
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George Baucom
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Edwin Howard
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Walter Hilton
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Methodist Church
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Haatinga
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Towa
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Best Price
Bec
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